Elon Musk’s X Corp. Submits Notice in Infowars Bankruptcy Case Involving Alex Jones

Attorneys for X Corp., a firm owned by Elon Musk, have entered the bankruptcy case of Alex Jones and his Infowars platform. The successful bidders for Infowars, including The Onion and families of Sandy Hook massacre victims, have faced concerns about the transparency of the auction process from the Texas bankruptcy judge overseeing the case. The judge called for a new hearing to discuss these potential issues, stating that nobody should feel comfortable with the outcome of the auction. X Corp. has filed a notice of appearance in the case, reserving its rights as an interested party and requesting all relevant documents. Both Musk and Jones are allies of President-elect Donald Trump, with Musk allowing Infowars to broadcast on X. Jones’ bankruptcy is a result of defamation lawsuits filed by Sandy Hook families due to his false claims about the massacre being a hoax. Infowars is known for promoting conspiracy theories, far-right ideologies, and misinformation, often using events to sell products like supplements and survival gear. The Onion’s CEO has refuted claims by Jones that the auction was overturned and called other allegations “wacky”, looking forward to completing the process at the next court date. Infowars did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the matter.

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